I stared out of the glass.

Nothing but tree's seemed to go on for miles at a time.

I put my hand in front of the glass a good five feet away and waved my hand at it, watching as the blue ripples went across in a mesmerizing fashion.

It reminded of the ocean back home. You know, before things started going wrong.

Now I, Noel Alice Chandler, live in this strange box in this strange world that put us few survivors in.

The sad fact is that there is only five of us left, and most of us are dying from the radiation affects the sun's rays had on us as it got closer to our last home, Earth.

I sigh before pulling my hand away from the glass window and going sit on one of the lavish white plush couches that where situated thirty feet from the window panes.

Finding the window panes and this garden like place had been hard. The new place that us survivors called "home" was enormous. There was pools and swing sets along with a room for each of us in the compound, not to top off staircases to other barren rooms that were completely white inside. The only truly expressive place was the garden, and even that seemed dull in comparison to the gardens in my memories before the sun took our true home.

This place was just somewhere that a man who had money in a world we could never see wanted to keep a rare and dying breed of people.

It was so strange when I think back to when we first arrived as I idly swing my hand from the couch.

When we left earth, we were told we would be going to somewhere safe as they put us in these little tube like structures and sent us off into the vast space.

But what they never counted on is that when we got to the new world this thing called "Chakra" would attack our systems because we were foreign objects to this world. And we always would be. The labs had already tried every possible thing to make us grow a "chakra system" as Mr. Masia put is. He said there was simply no way.

So they put us back in the tubes for a couple of months, I'm not sure how long, until this little enclosure was built for us.

And oh, what a lovely enclosure it was. With no music, no books, not even a t.v to numb my going insane mind.

I flopped back on the couch and decided to take a nap for a few hours. Maybe dreams of home will soothe the ache. Or make it worse.

"Noel, wake up. Now."

I was violently shaken awake.

I popped my deep green eyes open to see none other then my personal tormentor, Asuka Daichi.

She's the only doctor and lab person in the whole compound.

Meaning besides and the other four, she's the only other person I see daily.

She was staring down at me with an irritated look and her nose scrunched up. She had a black bob haircut, black eyeglasseson along with red lipstick that she never seemed to take off. She was wearing a black tank top under her lab coat and redskinny jeans.

She looked badass.

And I know why she was irritated with me.

"ha-haha-ah hey Asuka... did I forget to come get my medicine again?" I asked while scratching the back of my head.

My answer came in the form of her slapping the back of my head before walking away.

"Come 'on Noel. The family's already having dinner. And daddy is here tonight." She said while smirking back at me.

I glared at her before sticking my tongue out and running in front of her toward the exit for this section of the compound.

"Don't call Masia that! You know he's not our dad! He barely comes around to see how where doing Asuka!"

I waited for her at the exit. As I was waited I noticed something out of the corner of my eye coming from the window.

They were quick flashes, like shadows, but they looked human. And they were errily close to the glass.

I felt a shiver run down my spine as Asuka approached me. She raised her eyebrow at me before looking at the windows.

"What's the matter kiddo? You look like you saw a ghost."

"Hey, Asuka, do people live near this compound?" I asked looking at her.

She looked at me, surprised by my question.

"No. Masia bought this place in between two places where nobody lives. We're fine kid. Now come on, let's get your medicine

and then go to dinner. You know since you skipped out." She said giving me a playful look and leading me out of the sector.

I still couldn't shake the shiver that rolled up my back.